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3.3 Fan and motor range 

 

Fan code

Motor code

Motor IEC

Max. speed

 [rpm]

Motor power

[kW]

Voltage

[V]

Current

[A]

Max. frequency

[H z]

GLEB-1-025-3-037-0 APAL-2-00037-1-2-6

71

2900

0,37

3x230/3x400 1,68/0,97

51,8

GLEB-1-031-3-055-0 APAL-4-00055-1-2-6

80

2200

0,55

3x230/3x400 2,74/1,58

78,6

GLEB-1-040-3-110-0 APAL-4-00110-1-2-7

90

2020

1,1

3x230/3x400 4,50/2,60

70,1

GLEB-1-050-3-220-0 APAL-4-00220-1-2-7

100

1770

2,2

3x230/3x400 8,16/4,71

61,7

GLEB-6-025-3-037-0 APAL-2-00037-1-2-6

71

2900

0,37

3x230/3x400 1,68/0,97

51,8

GLEB-6-031-3-055-0 APAL-4-00055-1-2-6

80

2200

0,55

3x230/3x400 2,74/1,58

78,6

GLEB-6-040-3-110-0 APAL-4-00110-1-2-7

90

2020

1,1

3x230/3x400 4,50/2,60

70,1

GLEB-6-050-3-220-0 APAL-4-00220-1-2-7

100

1770

2,2

3x230/3x400 8,16/4,71

61,7

 

 

3.4 Frequency converters and safety switches for fans 

 

Fan code

Motor code

Frequency converter

1x230 V

Max. Input

current [A]

Frequency converter

3x400 V

Max. Input
current [A]

Safety 

switch

GLEB-1-025-3-037-0 APAL-2-00037-1-2-6

STYR-14-1-11-d-1

6,1

STYR-14-3-12-d-1

2,1

SAFE-1-0-0

GLEB-1-031-3-055-0 APAL-4-00055-1-2-6

STYR-16-1-11-d-1

11,6

STYR-16-3-12-d-1

2,1

SAFE-1-0-0

GLEB-1-040-3-110-0 APAL-4-00110-1-2-7

STYR-18-1-11-d-1

18,7

STYR-18-3-12-d-1

3,5

SAFE-1-0-0

GLEB-1-050-3-220-0 APAL-4-00220-1-2-7

-

-

STYR-19-3-12-d-1

4,7

SAFE-1-0-0

GLEB-6-025-3-037-0 APAL-2-00037-1-2-6

STYR-14-1-11-d-1

6,1

STYR-14-3-12-d-1

2,1

SAFE-1-0-0

GLEB-6-031-3-055-0 APAL-4-00055-1-2-6

STYR-16-1-11-d-1

11,6

STYR-16-3-12-d-1

2,1

SAFE-1-0-0

GLEB-6-040-3-110-0 APAL-4-00110-1-2-7

STYR-18-1-11-d-1

18,7

STYR-18-3-12-d-1

3,5

SAFE-1-0-0

GLEB-6-050-3-220-0 APAL-4-00220-1-2-7

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-

STYR-19-3-12-d-1

4,7

SAFE-1-0-0

 

 
3.5 Dimensions 

 

 

 

 

Fan size

A

B

C

D

E

F

H

I

L

W

ØINLET ØOUTLET Weight [kg]

025

560

388

235

282

477

39

516

414

600

527

250

250

55

031

760

465

283

332

587

39

613

592

800

637

315

315

75

040

760

603

344

396

730

92

739

564

800

780

400

400

102

050

760

737

417

472

899

92

888

528

800

949

500

500

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Summary of Contents for GLEB

Page 1: ...GLEB Kitchen exhaust fan Installation and Maintenance 1 2013 ...

Page 2: ...mportant information 2 Safety notes 3 Technical description 4 Transport 5 Mounting instructions 6 Commissioning 7 Maintenance 8 Scrapping 9 Spare parts 10 Air flow measurement 11 Code key 12 Declaration of performance Revisions 1 Generated 1 2013 ...

Page 3: ...ools and protective equipment necessary for preventing accidents from occurring while installing and operating the fan must be used worn in accordance with the local safety regulations All personnel involved with the product must carefully study this operating manual and diligently comply with all orders and instructions Fläkt Woods does not accept responsibility for any damage that can be attribu...

Page 4: ...ned for use as an exhaust fan in high temperature use as dual purpose fan in standard conditions or in case when continuous gas temperature is up to 120 C The fan is driven by a standard 3x400 VAC 50 Hz temperature class H insulation class F motor which is outside of air flow Motor can be controlled with frequency converter also in case of HT version VSD supplied as an accessory Fan type GLEB kitc...

Page 5: ...code Frequency converter 1x230 V Max Input current A Frequency converter 3x400 V Max Input current A Safety switch GLEB 1 025 3 037 0 APAL 2 00037 1 2 6 STYR 14 1 11 d 1 6 1 STYR 14 3 12 d 1 2 1 SAFE 1 0 0 GLEB 1 031 3 055 0 APAL 4 00055 1 2 6 STYR 16 1 11 d 1 11 6 STYR 16 3 12 d 1 2 1 SAFE 1 0 0 GLEB 1 040 3 110 0 APAL 4 00110 1 2 7 STYR 18 1 11 d 1 18 7 STYR 18 3 12 d 1 3 5 SAFE 1 0 0 GLEB 1 050...

Page 6: ...result in serious damage on the product 4 2 Transport safety The transport material is to be selected according to the packaging and the weight of the product Loading must be carried out as instructed 4 3 Intermediate storage If the fan is to be stored before or in between uses the following needs to be taken in account Original packaging is to be used If the storage conditions require it addition...

Page 7: ...ns to duct system must always be done with flexible connections Providing necessary grounding for the accessories is within the constructor s field of responsibility 5 3 Safety regulations If the fan is equipped with optional frequency converter care should be taken that the frequency converter is always in upright position even if the outlet direction is changed The fan must be always equipped wi...

Page 8: ...connections must be made according to the instructions of the frequency converter manufacturer The motor must be grounded The fan must always be equipped with safety switch Electrical connections shall be done as shown in drawing Motor cable shall be fire proofed in case of F400 120 rated fan For parameter settings see frequency converter manual For correct fan frequency converter combination see ...

Page 9: ... all necessary inspections have been carried out 6 2 Test run Briefly switch on the power supply to the motor to check whether the fan impeller rotates in the correct direction If the impeller is rotating in the correct direction shown with the arrow the fan may be switched on Check that no abnormal mechanical sound and no surging occur 7 Maintenance 7 1 Warranty A precondition of the warranty is ...

Page 10: ...x x 3 Fan is visually OK x x x 4 There is no abnormal noise coming from fan x x x 5 Impeller and casing are clean x x x 6 7 8 Motor and frequency converter 1 Check bearing noise during test run x 2 Check proper rotation of impeller x x x 3 Visual control x x x 4 Check that cabling is done in a proper way free VSD x 5 VSD is working as planned x x x 6 Pos Description Fan std version Commisioning 6 ...

Page 11: ...g the impeller The maximum permissible vibration level measured from the motor bearing is 7 1 mm s RMS The impeller can be cleaned using a vacuum cleaner compressed air or by brushing If the impeller is coated with greasy dirt it can be washed with a detergent or a solvent The cleaning is done if necessary but a control inspection should be done at least once a year Badly tarnished impeller will r...

Page 12: ...ts 12 Close the cleaning hathc es 7 4 Replacing the impeller The fan has to be disconnected from the duct system before the impeller can be replaced 1 Check that the motor is disconnected from mains 2 Open the cleaning hathc es 3 Measure the overlap between the impeller and the inlet cone 4 Detach the outlet connection 5 Detach the standing skids 6 Detach the outer panel of front plate 7 Take out ...

Page 13: ...ire resistant sealing in the casing is ok No foreign objects have been left in the fan or in the ducting 7 6 Faults If any faults occur during inspection which cannot be repaired by maintenance personnel please contact the service department at Fläkt Woods Examples of faults can include the following issues foreign particles inside fan corrosive media inside too high vibrations incorrect maintenan...

Page 14: ...e is measured at the specific point in the inlet cone and the reference pressure is measured upstream of the inlet cone The air flow sensor is optional factory mounted in the inlet cone The air flow is calculated from the equation k p Q m v v Q air flow m3 s k k factor see name plate of each fan m p differential pressure reading Pa Material Standing skids Steel Vibrationdampers rubber Rubber Fan c...

Page 15: ...e extraction Fan size bbb 025 031 040 050 Motor type c 1 1 phase 3 3 phase Motor power ddd 055 0 55 kW etc Version e 0 in the beginning Frequency converter STYR aa b cc d e Load capacity aa 14 21 Supply voltage b 1 1 phase 230V 3 3 phase 400V Type IP class cc 1c Box fan F400 c1 IP21 c2 IP54 Installation d 0 Loose 2 Factory mounted Version e 1 in the beginning ...

Page 16: ...GLEB Kitchen exhaust fan 16 All rights reserved Version 1 2013 Fläkt Woods Oy ...

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